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ARCHIVAL DOCUMENTS

Joint Chiefs of Staff{*] Series, 1943-1945, National Archives
* (“Combined Chiefs of Staff “ or “CCS” in documents.

1943-08-20
“Air Plan for the Defeat of Japan, Joint Chiefs of Staff,” Aug 20, 1943.
Records of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Part 1: 1942-1945, The Pacific Theater, Joint Chiefs of Staff National Archives, College Park, Maryland. Accessed via durable URL:
http://search.proquest.com/histvault?q=003183-001-0530

1943-09-11
“Studies on defeat of Japan, Joint Staff Planners,“ Sep 11, 1943.
Records of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Part 1: 1942-1945, The Pacific Theater, Joint Chiefs of Staff National Archives, College Park, Maryland. Accessed via durable URL: http://search.proquest.com/histvault?q=003183-001-0549

1943-09-16
“Studies on defeat of Japan, Combined Chiefs of Staff,” Sep 16, 1943.
Records of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Part 1: 1942-1945, The Pacific Theater, Joint Chiefs of Staff National Archives, College Park, Maryland. Accessed via durable URL:
http://search.proquest.com/histvault?q=003183-001-0576

1944-10-04
Plans for the Defeat of Japan within Twelve Months after the Defeat of Germany, Joint Staff Planners,” Oct 04, 1943.
Records of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Part 1: 1942-1945, The Pacific Theater, Joint Chiefs of Staff National Archives, College Park, Maryland. Accessed via durable URL: http://search.proquest.com/histvault?q=003183-004-0221.

1944-04-06
“Optimum Use, Timing, and Deployment of Very Long Range Bombers in the War against Japan, Joint Chiefs of Staff,” Apr 06, 1944. Records of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Part 1: 1942-1945, The Pacific Theater, Joint Chiefs of Staff National Archives, College Park, Maryland. Accessed via durable URL: http://search.proquest.com/histvault?q=003183-001-0749

1944-11-11
“Weight of strategic air effort for operations leading to defeat of Japan, Joint Chiefs of Staff,” Nov 11, 1944. Records of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Part 1: 1942-1945, The Pacific Theater, Joint Chiefs of Staff National Archives, College Park, Maryland. Accessed via durable URL: http://search.proquest.com/histvault?q=003183-001-0864

1945-03-22
“Weight of strategic air effort by very long range bomber aircraft and proposed deployment and operations leading to defeat of Japan, Joint Staff Planners.” Mar 22, 1945. Records of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Part 1: 1942-1945, The Pacific Theater, Joint Chiefs of Staff National Archives, College Park, Maryland. Accessed via durable URL: http://search.proquest.com/histvault?q=003183-002-0030

1945-06-16
“Details of campaign against Japan, Joint Staff Planners,” Jun 16, 1945. Records of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Part 1: 1942-1945, The Pacific Theater, Joint Chiefs of Staff National Archives, College Park, Maryland. Accessed via durable URL:
http://search.proquest.com/histvault?q=003183-002-0239


Office of War Information (OWI) Records Series, National Archives.

1944-09-01 to 1945-07-31
Central Directives, Office of War Information Overseas Branch, Sep - Nov 30, 1944; Nov 1944-Jan 1945; Jan-Mar 1945; Mar-May 1945; May-July 1945. Information Control and Propaganda: Records of the Office of War Information, Part 2: Office of Policy Coordination, Series A: Propaganda and Policy Directives for Overseas Programs, 1942-1945. Record Central Directives: Central Directives, OWI Overseas Branch. Office of War Information. National Archives, College Park, Maryland. Accessed via durable URL:
http://search.proquest.com/histvault?q=003446-002-0001

“Regional Directives on military, political, and economic issues, Office of War Information Overseas Branch,” Mar 01, 1945 - Mar 31, 1945. Information Control and Propaganda: Records of the Office of War Information, Part 2: Office of Policy Coordination, Series A: Propaganda and Policy Directives for Overseas Programs, 1942-1945. Record Central Directives: Central Directives, OWI Overseas Branch. Office of War Information. National Archives, College Park, Maryland. Accessed via durable URL: http://congressional.proquest.com/histvault?q=003446-007-0778

“Regional Directives on military, political, and economic issues, Office of War Information Overseas Branch,” Apr 01 – Apr 30 1945. Information Control and Propaganda: Records of the Office of War Information, Part 2: Office of Policy Coordination, Series A: Propaganda and Policy Directives for Overseas Programs, 1942-1945. Record Central Directives: Central Directives, OWI Overseas Branch. Office of War Information. National Archives, College Park, Maryland. Accessed via durable URL: http://congressional.proquest.com/histvault?q=003446-002-0001

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